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<h1>I-gnoramus</h1>
<h3>Technical overview</h3>
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I-gnoramus helps you learn lists of "things to remember", 
such as vocabulary of a foreign language or your friends' birthdays and calculate the state of your memory based on an empirical
 model of the memorisation process. 
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Technologies: Java, eclipse RCP, mobile phone application, RestFUL web service, database, PHP, MySQL.
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<h1>I-gnoramus</h1>
<h2>Know what you don't know!</h2>
<h3>See a map of your memory, become addicted to green!</h3>
<h4>I-gnoramus helps you learn lists of "things to remember", such as vocabulary of a foreign language  or your friends' birthdays...</h4>
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Study the list, get tested on it, and visualise your knowledge.
The software calculates how well you know each item at any point in time, based on a model of the
 memorisation process. It helps you decide what to revise. You
can also keep track of your progress and plan your studies.
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<h4>Map your memory</h4>
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A list is represented in a coloured table that can contains thousands of items. Dark green 
 means you know the item very well, pale green means you used to know it, but it is now time for revision!
 You can zoom out on the table and have bird eye view of how well you know the whole list.
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<h4>Test yourself</h4>
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Select a few items, and start a test. The test window ask you to input your answer for each item.
You can input your answer as free text or as multiple choice input or a mixture of both...
Each item can have more than one property. For instance, if you 
want to learn a list of French words, the properties
could be the French word, the English translation, the gender, the plural form, a sample sentence and its 
translation... 
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<h4>Learn any kind of list</h4>
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It is easy to create a new list of items. You can choose what you want to be tested on and how.
You can decide to be tested from English to French or from French to English for the same list.
You can also create your list in Excel and import it. Or you can browse the database of existing lists online...
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<h4>Watch yourself learn</h4>
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You can see the graph of your progress from the moment you started to learn a list. You can also see you average learning speed,
 and your learner profile, that the software determines from your the frequency of your tests and your results.
 You can also see a projection of your progress in the future, depending on the effort you plan to make.
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<h4>Plan your studies</h4>
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You have an exam with a list of items to learn? Set the date of your exam, and the software will create a 
study plan for you, based on your own learning speed.
Your study plan can be exported to your Calendar (Google Calendar, Outlook, hotmail...) and you
 can choose to receive emails / MSN texts that reminds you to stick to your plan.
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<h4>All the lists of your life</h4>
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You can create group of lists like files in a folder.
A navigator view lets you navigate through all your lists. Pie charts are displayed for all the lists summarising how well you know it.
 You can also see pie chart for group of list and the master pie chart that represents the state of your memory
  of all the lists of your life...
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<h4>Hints:</h4>
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  <li>Your want your list to get and stay completely dark green!</li>
  <li>Let yourself become addicted!</li>
  <li>The first time you get an item correct it will stay dark green for 3 hours</li>
  <li>If you get it consistently correct for a week, or a year, it will stay dark green for as long...</li>
  <li>If you get red or blue after a test, re-test them immediately afterwards, so that they become dark green.</li>
  <li>If you have a break in your study, go back to the list: your memory builds up even on a break and the memorisation
   model take this process into account.</li>
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<h5>Features</h5>
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  <li>Study the same list on your desktop on your mobile phone and online </li>
  <li>Save lists online or locally</li>
  <li>Share lists with others</li>
  <li>Browse a database of lists</li>
  <li>Multi-language support</li>
  <li>Preference to customise the look and feel</li>
  <li>Different look and feel for different lists</li>
  <li>Add plug-ins to allow more type of tests</li>
  <li>Keep track of the time you spend studying</li>
  <li>Set the parameters of the memorisation model to match your learning profile.</li>
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<h5>Try it!</h5>
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  <li>Desktop version</li>
  <li>Mobile phone version</li>
  <li>Online version</li>
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